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Millennials are diverging in profound ways. Some are building wealth, raising families, and embracing responsibility. Others feel economically stagnant, socially isolated, culturally unmoored—and increasingly resentful.
What does this widening gap mean for our politics? Is “Zohranism” the future? And what can be done to counter its rise?
This promises to be a candid, provocative discussion about a generation at a crossroads and the movements shaping America’s future.
PANELISTS:
Reihan Salam, President, Manhattan Institute (Moderator)
Suzy Weiss, Staff writer, The Free Press
Mene Ukueberuwa, Editorial board member, The Wall Street Journal
Nick Maggiulli, Author of The Wealth Ladder
Anthony Pompliano, Founder & CEO of Professional Capital Management
To find out more about future Manhattan Institute events, visit: https://manhattan.institute/events
Millennials are diverging in profound ways. Some are building wealth, raising families, and embracing responsibility. Others feel economically stagnant, socially isolated, culturally unmoored—and increasingly resentful.
What does this widening gap mean for our politics? Is “Zohranism” the future? And what can be done to counter its rise?
This promises to be a candid, provocative discussion about a generation at a crossroads and the movements shaping America’s future.
PANELISTS:
Reihan Salam, President, Manhattan Institute (Moderator)
Suzy Weiss, Staff writer, The Free Press
Mene Ukueberuwa, Editorial board member, The Wall Street Journal
Nick Maggiulli, Author of The Wealth Ladder
Anthony Pompliano, Founder & CEO of Professional Capital Management
To find out more about future Manhattan Institute events, visit: https://manhattan.institute/events
